If you use the Internet and have accounts with passwords, then the Heartbleed bug affects you. You’ll want to change your passwords, but before you jump online to do so, heed a few warnings. At this point in the game, computer experts advise that you should wait until each website has updated its security certificate… Continue reading Do I Need to Worry About the Heartbleed Bug?
The Heartbleed bug is a good reminder why having 2-step verification set up on your email account is so important. 2-step verification means that anytime someone tries to log into your Gmail from a different computer than your own, you’ll be sent a text message with a verification code to confirm that this is, indeed,… Continue reading Why Can’t I Sign Into Gmail on My Phone With 2-Step Verification?
Many authors are eager to sell their work, but don’t know how to get started. Unfortunately, instead of taking action, they choose to let their work remain unpublished. But this doesn’t have to be the case. Not only does publishing digitally give authors complete creative freedom and control, but it is also easier than using… Continue reading Ebook Publishing: Why You Should Go Digital
The .DOCX format is a proprietary document format used by default in the latest versions of Microsoft Word. The problem is that not every computer has the newest version of Word and the Microsoft Office productivity suite installed on it. Friends, co-workers and family members with older versions of Word will be unable to open… Continue reading How to Change the Default File Format in Microsoft Word
Believe it or not, the Windows 95 startup sound, familiar to almost everyone who owned a computer in the later 90s, was composed by ambient music pioneer Brian Eno. Those familiar with his music will perhaps recognise the sound as being in his unique style. RECOMMENDED How to Make Your Windows Computer Start More Quickly… Continue reading Brian Eno and the Windows 95 Startup Sound